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Argia nahuana
male: brilliant sky-blue; thorax shoulder stripe variably forked (lower stripe can be interrupted); blue "tail" segments 8-10; spot on segment 2 side (not stripe) distance between lower appendages from above less than width of individual appendages, inward pointing lobe on appendages when viewed from above female: less colorful, thicker bodied than male; usually tan and black, another form male-like
Trickle trough running through greenbelt.
Spotted on Aug 30, 2013
Submitted on Aug 30, 2013
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The blue is striking!